Ebay's Banning Of Holocaust Items

'The Daily Mail' did a piece last week entitled 'Ebays sick trade in Holocaust Memorabilia' to which Ebay has responded by apologising and offering a charitable donation of £25,000. (I wonder who exactly this donation went to.) Somebody please pass me the obligatory political correctness sick bag...
Aside from the fact that its illegal to sell these items in certain countries in Europe, I'd really like to know why these items are banned under Ebay's terms. Its a historical event, and whilst I understand that they are of a sensitive nature, I don't really understand how the buying and selling of Holocaust memorabilia is any different then, say, buying and selling pieces of equipment given to a 17 year old soldier.

Then you have the BBC article itself stating:
'Six million Jews were killed by the Nazis and their collaborators during the World War Two Holocaust. The Nazis also murdered and imprisoned millions of others, including Romany Gypsies, homosexual people, and disabled people.'
Its funny how all media has to try and justify the hysteria of anything to do with the holocaust, especially when there are so many conflicting evidences that suggests that perhaps the worlds Jewry behind most of the news sources and Government controls worldwide have been telling a little lie for nearly a hundred years. Yes, a hundred years, Don Heddesheimer propagated a '6 million Jews' mantra as early as WWI.

I thought it was 6 million?

Even the memorials to the Jewish dead seem to be unable to come to an agreement on the total number of deaths.

Ok. So maybe I'm wrong. Lets assume that all this hype is warranted and there is categorical evidence (without threatening anyone who dares question the official narrative with prison or death) that six million definitely did die in death camps. So why would you want to prevent these items from being available? Surely, if this really occurred and there is evidence for it, the best way to prove it to people is by showing evidence, not by politically strong arming any individual who dares question or show a different opinion on the subject.

Don't get me wrong. I certainly don't dispute that a very large number of people from a multitude of different backgrounds ended up in various camps under Nazi Germany, but what I do grow tired of is the constant guilt trip used against anyone who dares stand up for Europeans interests. That been said, I am suspicious of any event for which it is illegal to gather facts about without being labelled some degenerate cretin. There must be censorship for a reason.


To quote Voltaire: 'To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize.'